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ECommerce in Africa: how Berlin incubators spotted the perfect climate(venturevillage.eu)
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The Dark Origins Of Valentine's Day(npr.org)
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CJDNS based cloud hosting launches(cjdnscloud.com)
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Amazon coins v trillion-dollar coins (economist.com)
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Bitcoin Wallet Options(bitcoinmagazine.com)
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The Bitcoin Foundation Opens Up Avalon’s First ASIC(bitcoinfoundation.org)
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The building which routes most digital communications from Latin America(bbc.co.uk)
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The insanely confusing path to legal immigration, in one chart(washingtonpost.com)
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Maria Teresa - Founder of Makeducation(ideamensch.com)
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by pelle 14y ago
I've lived in several countries in both the Caribbean and Latin America. It's very different and very refreshing. We tend to think of third world countries as primitive. They may be lower on the Maslov hierarchy than people in the US or Wes
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Bitcoin Casinos Release 2012 Earnings(forbes.com)
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by pelle 14y ago
We use ClojureScript (and Clojure) at http://economi.co and I'm really enjoying it. Maybe one of the most difficult things coming into it is trying to relate it to something like BackBone. However generally speaking in Clojure the culture
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PayPal Assault On File-Sharing Sites Makes Business Case For Bitcoin(forbes.com)
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Entrepreneurship in Colombia: 'Try Fast, Learn Fast, Fail Cheap'(knowledge.wharton.upenn.edu)
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by pelle 14y ago
The article is not anti metric it's pro imperial units for the things that imperial units are good for. Nassim Taleb makes the exact same argument in his latest book Anti Fragile. Imperial units can be used and understood by people who can'
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by pelle 14y ago
I grew up with the metric system but have now come to largely accept the imperial system as a more humane system. Nassim Taleb actually talks about the benefits of it in his latest book Anti-Fragile as well. The metric system is already use
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In defence of imperial units(stakeventures.com)
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Switzerland's Seven Secrets for Success(infocus.credit-suisse.com)
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by pelle 14y ago
I think she has a point about bubble that Silicon Valley and SF lives in. Where I think she misses the boat is that the solution isn't to lobby government. Rather people need to remember the world outside the bubble so they can see real pro
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by pelle 14y ago
Hopefully no bikes were offended ;-)
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Pirate radio station was jamming electronic keys(sun-sentinel.com)
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by pelle 14y ago
It started out with people preferring the old ones. Then the bike manufacturers caught on and started making fake grandma bikes as well.
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by pelle 14y ago
As I said there are some very entrepreneurial people in Denmark. It's just the majority of people will have ambivalent relationship to it. Meaning that while they might say the idea sounds cool, they will be strict about leaving early from
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by pelle 14y ago
In Denmark where I grew up we all grew up using bikes just like in China. A lot of guys are also now spending ridiculous amount of money on hand made bikes just like the wealthy Chinese in the article. The interesting thing is that for wome
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Florida homeowners foreclose on deadbeat banks(rawstory.com)
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by pelle 14y ago
Oh so just like in San Francisco :-)
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by pelle 14y ago
Never heard of it before and I suspect largely irrelevant outside of UN statistics. As in anything in Europe these things are largely a product of history. Those of us who grew up during the cold war talk about Western and Eastern Europe. W
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by pelle 14y ago
In Scandinavia there is a small vocal subculture talking "startup". It is however a very small subculture. The majority of employees you will encounter will not be very entrepreneurial.
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by pelle 14y ago
I'm from Denmark and grew up knowing that we and the rest of Scandinavia is part of Western Europe.
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Apple's Passport patent(appft1.uspto.gov)
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